The year is 2026.
Djokovic has:
- 450 weeks at no 1.
- 30 slams
- 45 masters
- 115 ATP titles
- ...........
Q: Do you think Djokovic is the GOAT?
A: Well, I don't know, it's hard to say, but if we look at the numbers...
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@sarajade4@nadalprop_ You're the one who brought it up first, moron.
31:29 h2h and that's non-negotiable!!!
24:22 at GS also!!!
And that's been proven!!
Bye, sucker!
Don't continue!
🎾 Last few men’s matches at this year’s French Open:
Berrettini vs Comesaña — 5h 13m
Cerúndolo vs de Jong — 6h 03m
Ruud vs Fonseca — 3h 58m
Faria vs Tiafoe — 4h 05m
Arnaldi vs Collignon — 5h 03m
Last few women’s matches:
Kostyuk vs Świątek — 1h 40m
Sabalenka vs Kasatkina — 1h 13m
Andreeva vs Teichmann — 1h 26m
Cîrstea vs Wang — 1h 57m
Men are playing 5-hour marathons.
Women are playing 90-minute matches.
Yet they receive the same prize money.
Apparently equality means never doing the maths, because on a per-hour basis, women are being paid significantly more.
Oh, I did some digging! 🤓
They played 18 Grand Slam matches:
10 were at Roland Garros, only 8 at the other three Slams combined — a little odd, don't you think? 🤔
So Rafa won just 3 Grand Slam matches against Novak outside Roland Garros in 20 years.😂
Now let's examine those overall H2Hs: 31–29 and 24–22.😘
Oh, I did some digging! 🤓
They played 18 Grand Slam matches:
10 were at Roland Garros, only 8 at the other three Slams combined — a little odd, don't you think? 🤔
So Rafa won just 3 Grand Slam matches against Novak outside Roland Garros in 20 years.😂
Now let's examine those overall H2Hs: 31–29 and 24–22.😘
@nycsandygirl@nadalprop_ And my point is that there is no Djokovic's preferred surface, man - he is playing great on all surfaces, but Nadal is the GOAT on clay, that's all...
"Not so bad" level again.
What's next? Beating Mensik, Zverev, and the nothingburger finalist from the other half?
If he can maintain this level consistently, even Alcaraz and Sinner could be in trouble...
Your "point" is ridiculous, LMAO. Novak is only one year younger than Rafa, yet somehow he's the one who benefited from everyone else getting old?
Funny how this "everyone got old" narrative skips 2011, when Rafa was 24, and 2015, when he was 28 (and went 0–6 against Novak in big finals), while the supposedly "third guy" Novak was busy winning 3 Slams and 6 Masters titles. 😂